What state has the best white water rafting?

What state has the best white water rafting?

The Best 5 States For Whitewater Rafting in America

  • Colorado. Of course our home state has some of the best whitewater on the planet!
  • California. The great state of California can make your whitewater dreams come true!
  • Idaho. Idaho has some of the longest and most scenic stretches of river in the world!
  • North Carolina.

How much should I tip my white water rafting guide?

Tip a white water rafting guide between 5 and 20% of the overall cost of your rafting trip. Between $5 and $20 per person, is usually acceptable.

Has anyone died whitewater rafting?

George Sayour is an American Canoe Association–certified kayak instructor….Deaths by Sport.

Activity Fatalities per 100,000 Episodes
Whitewater Kayaking 2.9
Recreational Swimming 2.6
Bicycling 1.6
Whitewater Boating/Rafting 0.86

What is the best white water raft?

This river near Sacramento has a calm section for tubing, but also a more challenging area for white water rafting. The South, Middle, and North Forks are class III, IV, and V, respectively and makes it among the best white water rafting California.

Where is the best white water rafting in Oregon?

White Water Rafting in Oregon. World renown for it’s stunning beauty, Oregon offers white water rafting trips on the McKenzie River, North Umpqua, Deschutes, Owyhee, Grand Ronde, John Day and Rogue River. Each of these rivers is definitely worthy of a rafting trip, but our personal favorite is the Rogue.

How dangerous is white water rafting?

While death is the main danger feared in whitewater rafting, far more likely are injuries sustained from smashing, banging, brushing, and smacking up against rocks. These types of occurrences can actually happen while still in the raft. As rafts hit up against boulders and people get thrown about and into them.

What to bring on your white water rafting trip?

Wear on the River in Warm Conditions: Quick dry shorts/bathing suit. Synthetic shirt for warmth and sun protection. Sturdy footwear – sandals with straps (no flip-flops), sneakers, wetsuit boots . Hat with brim to protect face from sun. Sunglasses with retainer strap.